The Philippine economy grew by 5.4 percent in the first quarter of 2025. While this marks an improvement over the previous quarter, it also points to concerning trends that require close examination.

Despite the dismal first-quarter growth mostly weighed down by world trade uncertainties, the Economist Intelligence Unit ...

Marcos and Duterte camps back rival slates in 2025 midterms as U.S. tariffs, voter demands, and reforms shape investor ...

Move indicates Washington’s intent to deepen economic cooperation and is ‘good signalling’ for bilateral ties, analysts say.

The outcome of yesterday’s Senate election could not be more crucial for Vice-President Duterte. An impeachment court verdict ...

The first-quarter growth figures released last week disappointed many, as most expected growth to improve over the same ...

THE Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) recently formalized a registration agreement with Bohol-based Tagbilaran Uptown ...

The Marcos administration will stay the course on pursuing its economic reform agenda, with GDP growth remaining as the government’s top priority. Finance Secretary Ralph G. Recto told BusinessMirror ...

THE National Government’s (NG) domestic debt offerings could see higher demand in the coming months after the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) said it is unlikely to make foreign or large bond issuances ...

Voting was underway in the Philippines on Monday for a normally low-key midterm election that is showcasing an emotionally ...

Government spending related to the May 12 midterm elections—frontloaded expenditures prior to the polls as well as the ...

THE just-concluded midterm elections will hopefully usher in a new wave of leaders who will help the country move forward.